Central China's Hunan Province has been severely impacted by days of torrential rainfall from the remnants of Typhoon Gaemi, resulting in the deaths of four people and the evacuation of over 11,000 residents. The storm has caused widespread damage, including the collapse of 1,345 road sections and the disruption of communication and power in multiple villages. Emergency responses have been activated, with thousands of rescuers deployed to distribute essential supplies and repair infrastructure. Significant economic losses have been reported, with major dikes and dams breached, flooding large areas of cropland. This extreme weather event follows Gaemi's earlier devastation in Fujian Province and Taiwan, highlighting the ongoing challenges posed by severe weather in the region.